DUI Information

DUI classes with A Good Life Counseling

We are approved by the Behavioral Health Administration in Colorado to provide both online and in person DUI level 2 education and therapy classes, and more.

To sign up for DUI classes and to begin the intake process you may complete the online form providing basic details about you and your circumstances, and we will send you a link by email where you will be asked to complete necessary intake forms. You can also contact us in person, by email, or by phone.

DUI court ordered requirements

As a certified counseling agency approved by the Office of Behavioral Health, we specialize in providing Level 1 and Level 2 DUI education classes, DUI therapy classes, and other counseling services. Most DUI sentences require the completion of these classes and may have additional requirements as well.

Level 2 DUI education classes are typically 24 hours in total, spread over 12 weeks.

For DUI therapy, different "tracks" are assigned based on specific criteria. Track A and Track B are generally assigned to those receiving their first DUI; for repeat offenders, Track C or D is assigned.

Alongside these DUI class requirements, many individuals are also obligated to undertake random Urinalysis (Random UAs) testing as part of their sentence. This can either coincide with the duration of the DUI classes or adhere to the timeframe stipulated in the court order.

In addition to our core classes, your court order may instruct you to fulfill additional requirements such as community service hours, MADD classes, victim empathy activities, or other services. While we don't offer MADD classes or community service opportunities directly, we strive to be a useful resource.

• Track A: 42 hours over 21 weeks. Generally a first DUI with a BAC of 0.14 or below.
• Track B: 52 hours over 26 weeks. Generally a first DUI with a BAC above 0.14, or a refusal to test.
• Track C: 68 hours over 34 weeks. Repeat offense with a BAC of 0.14 or below.
• Track D: 86 hours over 43 weeks. Repeat offense with a BAC above 0.14, or a refusal to test.

Please note: We do not offer legal advice or interpretations of the law. The information we provide is for general informative purposes only. For any legal concerns or questions, we recommend consulting with a qualified legal professional.

DMV requirements

The Colorado DMV may have requirements that differ from court ordered requirements for individuals after a DUI. Make sure you know your requirements for each - the DMV very rarely accepts Level I classes and will usually require Level II classes.

Behavioral Health Administration DUI FAQs

The Behavioral Health Administration provides detailed information and valuable resources to help you complete mandatory requirements after a DUI.

MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)

We do not offer MADD classes. If you are required to take MADD classes, please visit their website for more information and to sign up.